"Within the poems of Into the Wind are painful glimpses into a childhood that still haunts the man. Yet the primary song is joy. Joy chosen, lived both through the natural world and in a transcendent belief. In a poem, 'Two Duckies in a Row, ' he shares a piece of early art with an unappreciative mother. Still, we are fortunate that he continues, undaunted, in sharing his work characterized by its generous openness."
-Nancy Lael Braun, author of Heading Out
"Within the poems of Into the Wind are painful glimpses into a childhood that still haunts the man. Yet the primary song is joy. Joy chosen, lived both through the natural world and in a transcendent belief. In a poem, 'Two Duckies in a Row, ' he shares a piece of early art with an unappreciative mother. Still, we are fortunate that he continues, undaunted, in sharing his work characterized by its generous openness."
-Nancy Lael Braun, author of Heading Out